Friday, February 20, 2015

One Home, Different Worlds

          I am a member of a family that you can call “close” in a sense that we do all have the same thing in mind – mind my own business. First things first, let me describe our family. Let us start with my parents. My father is an individual distributor of over the counter and prescribed type of drugs. He has been supporting us with that job from ever since I can remember. My mother on the other hand is an owner of a company, Red Chair Advertising. The company is a single proprietorship, which provides services that deals with promotions and relations, in short, advertising.

          Us, my siblings and me on the other hand, are all still under education. I am the eldest among the four of us. Following me is Justin; he is usually found inside his room minding his own business or in front of the TV, playing video games. Following him is Julian; a happy-go-lucky person and is usually just playing on his own. Next to him is our one-year-old baby boy, Joshua. Joshua is just usually the one making us all happy. We are all boys.

          Now the “close” state that I was talking about was, we are just living together in one home but never actually gathers together inside. We are just usually minding our own businesses. I can say that my brothers are even more close to their friends rather than most of the family members. My parents are usually busy with their work but my father finds time and ways to keep us close in some ways. Sometimes, he invites us to have lunch together outside in restaurants just to at least let us see each other’s face.



          Sometimes, I also do my part in making us close. I invite everyone to engaged in physical activities or invite everyone in what my brothers do best, play video games together. But behind this deficiency in our family, we never encountered a potential threat that would break our family apart because we all know that we need each other.

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SocSci10Z Group 4.
Jaeger Dwayne Tamara, Mike Gyro Paras, Anthony Teofilo Jr., Gianna Capacia, Faye Mendoza, Jerome Gabriel.

1 comment:

  1. Sabi nga ng aking ina, WALANG PERPEKTONG PAMILYA. Kahit mahirap ka man o mayaman may mga problema pa ring tinatamasa ang bawat miyembro ng pamilya. May mga pamilyang mahihirap, kapos lagi sa pera ngunit masaya sila. Pero nakakaapekto parin ang kahirapan sa kanila dahil wala silang panggastos sa kanilang pang-araw-araw. Meron ding sabihin na nating MAYAMAN na pamilya, gaya ng nabanggit sa blog na ito. Sila ay may kaya sa buhay. Nakukuha at nagagawa nila ang kanilang gusto, ngunit sa kabilang banda, nabanggit na may kanya-kanya silang buhay. Tipong hindi mo masasabing pamilya sila liban na lang dahil nakatira sila sa iisang bubong. Pansin kong mahirap din ang ganyang sitwasyon. Kulang sa oras ang iyong mga magulang at para bang hindi mo na madama ang kanilang pagmamahal sa iyo sa ibang aspeto. Ngunit kahit ano man ang antas ng inyong pamilya sa ngayon, atin nalang itong ipagpasalamat.

    (Group3)

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